Definition of gelatinous
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: of, relating to, or containing gelatin
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gelatinously
adverb
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These Shanghainese specialties get their moniker from the piping hot broth cleverly encased within, the result of a gelatinous soup that liquefies when heated.
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The key discovery is this chemical process that makes electronics and sticks them on this really squishy, gelatinous material.
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Similar to the method recently used in Italy, agarose blocks are gelatinous solvent blocks that release localized moisture to dissolve adhesive.
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Then, be sure to strain out any thick, gelatinous remains so all you're left with is the flavor.
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But trying to land a meaningful critique of a man who thrives on conflict and inconstancy is like throwing a pebble at a gelatinous cube.
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Now imagine the gelatinous brain itself, tethered inside the skull.
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Among the offerings: a large turkey leg, an alligator head and bowls of gelatinous agar that resemble consomme.
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Although the flavor was was on point, the texture was a bit off: wet, sticky, and gummy in a gelatinous way that was only slightly masked with sauced.
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First Known Use of gelatinous
1712
GELATINOUS Defined for Kids
Definition of gelatinous for Students
: resembling gelatin or jelly
- The mushrooms had a gelatinous texture.
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